 Two crooks on the run, Khaalujaan (Naseer) and Babban (Arshad)
arrive at beautiful widow Krishna’s (Vidya Balan) doorstep. They tell
her they were late hubby’s good friends at one point of time. The duo
has actually run away from their Jiju Mushtaq (Salman Shahid) after
duping him of a huge sum of money and is hiding at Krishna’s house to
save their lives from him. But Mushtaq arrives at Krishna’s house and
warns them to give back his money in 15 days or face death. The duo
then on Krishna’s insistence plans to kidnap a mill owner for the same.
Meanwhile, Krishna begins her flirting game with the two. While
Khaalujaan loses his heart to her, Babban ends up getting physically
involved with her. But then Krishna has her own agenda which the two
are completely unaware of which may leave them in a shock!
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 An ethical news channel head, Vijay Harshvardhan Malik (Amitabh
Bachchan) is facing TRP issues. Not willing to compromise with his
principals while running his channel India 24X7, he is forever beaten
by a rival channel Headlines 24 run by his one time protégé Amrish
Kakkar (Mohnish Behl). Cub reporter Purab Shastri (Ritesh) idolizes
Malik and is the new recruit in India 24X7. Malik’s son Jai (Sudeep) is
a complete opposite of his father and wants to run the news channel
like a business. Jai is frustrated and neck deep in debt with Headlines
24 consistently robbing their new show ideas. Malik’s son in law
business magnet Navin Shankhaliya lures Jai into a dangerous plot
hatched by wily politician Mohan Pandey (Rawal). Malik trusting his
son, unknowingly becomes a part of this treacherous game. Pandey
succeeds in toppling the government and India 24X7 becomes the no.1
channel. But what happens after Purab suspects a conspiracy in all this
forms the rest of the film.
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 Anil Sharma is known for giving a huge canvas to his films and his
latest film, Veer is no exception in that respect from many of his past
films. Seeking inspiration from ‘Taras Bulba’, Veer is a big screen
experience which may remind you of films like Kranti, Mard, Dharam Veer
and even Gladiator and Troy at time but nonetheless it is an
entertainer if you are willing to suspend your belief and not look out
for much historical accuracies. Playing to the gallery most of the
times, Veer seems to be aimed more at the masses than at the multiplex
going junta.
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 He’s bachelor, he’s muscular and he indeed can dance saala…yes we
are talking about none other than dashing Salman Khan who recently got
two big hits namely Wanted and London Dreams in his kitty. And his brainchild Veer is all set to hit the screens. Salman claims
his new venture all about father-son relationship and is leaving no
stone unturned to promote the film. In a candid interview with us, Salman Khan speaks about Veer, his
beautiful relationship with father Salim Khan also the co-writer of
Veer and his love for kids. Here we go.
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